Keyboarding - Finger Placement Digital Distance Learning
Proven Computer Lessons
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Grade Levels
1st - 6th
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Formats Included
- PDF
- Google Apps™
- Microsoft OneDrive
Pages
9 pages
Proven Computer Lessons
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Description
A fun and engaging activity for students to learn the proper finger placement for “touch typing” and practice mouse skills. Great for classrooms, center activities, early finisher practice, and the computer lab. UPDATED: Optional “self-check” for each hand. There is a check mark in lower right corner of each hand in which students can “VIEW” the answer key. If you wish for students not to self-check, simply delete the check marks.
Resource Uses:
Use as students are learning to keyboard to develop proper finger placement, encourage students to "break" incorrect finger placement, and/or as a finger placement quiz.
Keyboarding - Finger Placement Digital Activity Includes:
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9 pages
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